Browne v. Ferrea

Citations

• 51 Cal. 552

Syllabus

<p>Sheriff’s Sale of Land.—If a sheriff, by virtue of an execution, levies on and advertises for sale several separate tracts of land, he must sell the tracts separately and not in mass.</p> <p>Setting aside Sheriff’s Sale.—If a sheriff, on an execution, sells separate tracts of land in mass, the creditor has his remedy by motion to set aside the sale, even if a stranger becomes the purchaser and pays the money for the property.</p>